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Foma Gordyeff

CHAPTER VI
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My mind is dull, but I can feel that you wish to hide yourself.

I can see it--do you understand now what brought me here ?" His eyes began to flash and with each word his voice became warmer and louder.

She moved her body forward and said with alarm: "Oh, cease." "No, I won't, I will speak!" "I know what you want to say." "You don't know it all!" said Foma, threateningly, rising to his feet.
"But I know everything about you--everything." "Yes?
Then the better it is for me," said Medinskaya, calmly.
She also arose from the couch, as though about to go away somewhere, but after a few seconds she again seated herself on the couch.

Her face was serious, her lips were tightly compressed, but her eyes were lowered, and Foma could not see their expression.

He thought that when he told her, "I know everything about you!" she would be frightened, she would feel ashamed and confused, would ask his forgiveness for having made sport of him.


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